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Mandatory Major
Mandatory General training
General training courses in the first semester of the first year of the Bachelor¿s programme are common to all students in the Faculty of Philosophy, Arts and Letters. This makes it easier to change to another programme in the Faculty at the end of this semester.
Mandatory LFIAL1430 Critical Examination of Information and Critical Thinking   Paula Lorelle (compensates Jean Leclercq)
, Laurence Van Ypersele
45h+10h  5 credits q2
Mandatory Final assignment
Mandatory LLMOD1399 Final assignment     5 credits q1+q2
Mandatory Specific training
Students must choose two Germanic languages from German, English and Dutch. In the first annual block, they must choose 20 credits per language. In the second annual block, they must choose 20 credits per language. In the third annual block, they must choose a minimum of 15 credits in each language; this choice is submitted for approval to the jury (small panel).
Optional German
Optional LGERM1315 Civilisation of the German-speaking countries : cultural aspects  
Students must take this course during odd academic years (2019-2020, 2021-2022, etc.).
 Hubert Roland
22.5h  5 credits q1
Optional LGERM1515 Civilisation of the German-speaking countries : The present  
Students must take this course during even-numbered academic years (2018-2019, 2020-2021, etc.).
 Ferran Suner Munoz
22.5h  5 credits q2
Optional LGERM1501 German IV   Ferran Suner Munoz
30h+30h  5 credits q1+q2
Optional LGERM1513 Introduction to German linguistics: syntax, semantics and pragmatics   Joachim Sabel
22.5h+5h  5 credits q1
Optional LGERM1514 History of thoughs and litterature in Germany II   Antje Büssgen
30h+7.5h  5 credits q2
Optional English
Optional LGERM1525 American Culture: Memory and Identity Politics  
Students must take this course during even-numbered academic years (2018-2019, 2020-2021, etc.).
 Véronique Bragard
30h  5 credits q2
Optional LGERM1325 Civilisation of the English-speaking countries : cultural aspects  
Students must take this course during odd academic years (2019-2020, 2021-2022, etc.).
 Paul Arblaster
30h  5 credits q1
Optional LGERM1528 Current issues and trends in English linguistics   Gaëtanelle Gilquin
22.5h+5h  5 credits q1
Optional LGERM1502 Advanced English language skills II   Maïté Dupont (compensates Gaëtanelle Gilquin)
, 		30h+30h  5 credits q1+q2
Optional LGERM1524 The History of English Literature II   Véronique Bragard
30h  5 credits q2
Optional Dutch
Optional LGERM1335 Civilisation of the Dutch-speaking countries : cultural aspects  
Students must take this course during odd academic years (2019-2020, 2021-2022, etc.).
 Matthieu Sergier
30h  5 credits q2
Optional LGERM1535 Civilisation of the Dutch-speaking countries : The present  
Students must take this course during even-numbered academic years (2018-2019, 2020-2021, etc.).
 Matthieu Sergier
30h  5 credits q2
Optional LGERM1503 Dutch: Advanced Language Skills and Fluency II   Pauline Degrave (compensates Philippe Hiligsmann)
, 		30h+30h  5 credits q1+q2
Optional LGERM1533 Dutch linguistics: syntax   Elisabeth Degand
22.5h+5h  5 credits q2
Optional LGERM1534 Dutch Literature II: 19th and 20th century   Stéphanie Vanasten
30h+7.5h  5 credits q2
Optional One course from :
Students who, in the third block, choose 15 credits in the two languages should complete their programme with one of the following courses :
Optional LFIAL1330 General and Comparative Literature : Methods and Practices   Marta Sábado Novau
30h  5 credits q2
Optional LFIAL1560 General linguistics : semantics and pragmatics   Elisabeth Degand
30h  5 credits q1
Mandatory Minor or additional module     (> See the list of available minors and/or additional modules)
Students must choose a minor from the University Faculty programmes, subject to possible prerequisites required by the programme managers. Students spread these courses so that each annual unit comes to a total of 60 credits.